Indian Talent Olympiad: Examinations To Identify Student's Skills

Indian Talent Olympiad: Examinations To Identify Student’s Skills

Indian Talent Olympiad conducts very large scale Olympiad examination for students from class 1 to class 10 across India.

Indian Talent Olympiad is a platform which helps students & their talents to show right path.

Indian Talent Olympiad is an educational organization, established in 2012 by leading academicians and scientists of the country, with the objectives of identifying and nurturing student talent leading to improved academic performance.

Over the last years, organization has striven to spread a proper understanding of Science, Mathematics, English, General Knowledge & Computers to young generation of the country.

Committee Head: P.T. Usha (Arjuna & Padma Shri Award Winner) Indian Talent Olympiad organizes 8 Olympiads each year: 1.

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National Science Indian Talent Olympiad (NSITO) National Mathematics Indian Talent Olympiad (NMITO) National English Indian Talent Olympiad (NEITO) National Knowledge Indian Talent Olympiad (NKITO) National Computer Indian Talent Olympiad (NCITO) National Art Indian Talent Olympiad (NAITO) National Essay Indian Talent Olympiad (NESITO) National Social Indian Talent Olympiad (NSOITO)

Two level Olympiad examination: NSITO, NMITO, NEITO, NKITO. One level Olympiad examination: NCITO, NAITO, NEITO, NSOITO.

Edueazy App: Student can do online study through Indian Talent’s Edueazy app. In this application student can have focus on Individual subjects or students can take combo pack or students can go for SD card with EdueaZy app.

Syllabus: The syllabus of every subject is designed considering all the boards (i.e. CBSE, ICSE, State Board & International Board) according to each class 1st to 10th.

Eligibility: Students studying from class 1st to 10th are eligible to give Indian Talent Olympiad Examination.

Exam Pattern & Duration: For class 1st to 10th exam duration is 65 minutes.

Class No. of Questions 1-4 35 5-10 50

Marks 50 50

Division of marks in question paper section wise: There will be two sections in each question paper for every class.

Section 1: In this section, the questions will be from their respective academics to test the understanding of fundamentals.

Section 2: In this section the questions will be based on logical reasoning, problem-solving skills & analytical skills.

Class 1-4: Section 1: 25 Marks (25 questions); Section 2: 10 marks (10 questions).

Class 5-10: Section 1: 35 Marks (35 questions); Section 2: 15 Marks (15 questions).

How to apply: Indian Talent sends Brochures/Prospectus containing the registration forms every year to the registered schools. So, the school can participate by registering their students from Class 1 to Class 10. Schools can register by filling the hard copy of the registration form sent along with the prospectus. New schools can get the Prospectus/Brochure by sending a request to info@indiantalent.org or by Calling Office Toll-free no 18002669192. Schools which are registered already with Indian Talent and new schools can also directly register by visiting Indian Talent Olympiad’s official Website Indian Talent In-charge Teachers fills the registration form of school & enrolls the student names as per the guidelines are given in the brochure/prospectus. After the form filling & enrollment process is over from the school’s side, these forms are sent to Indian Talent Olympiad’s office at Mumbai on or before the due date of registration.

After the Registration process is completed from the side of Indian Talent, the Question Papers & OMR sheets are sent to the respective registered schools as per the Exam schedule. There are two Rounds of Examinations at National Level.

Study Material:

Each & every student can get study material & preparation material of National Science Indian Talent Olympiad examination in two ways.  

Via School: School can mention the required number of workbooks for the particular subject during submission of the registration form for an examination.

Individually: Students can visit Indian Talent Olympiad's official website for the e-book, where students can individually order the books of particular subjects.

Result Declaration & Criteria: INDIAN TALENT exams: ● Top 20% of students, class wise who appear for the 1st level exam. Due priority to marks scored in different sections will be given. ● Class topper, where at least 10 students from a class appear in the exam, & scores at least 50% marks. In the case of section-wise registrations, Class toppers will be from each section where participation in each section exceeds 25 nos.

2nd level exam will be held for Science, Mathematics, English and for General Knowledge for students from class 1 to 10. In case two or more students score the same total marks, ranks will be awarded to student scoring higher marks in sections accorded higher priority, as under.

NATIONAL SCIENCE INDIAN TALENT OLYMPIAD (NSITO)

PRIORITY

SECTION

1

Science

2

Logical Reasoning

NATIONAL MATHEMATICS INDIAN TALENT OLYMPIAD (NMITO)

PRIORITY

SECTION

1

Everyday Mathematics

2

Mathematical Reasoning

3

Logical Reasoning

NATIONAL ENGLISH INDIAN TALENT OLYMPIAD (NEITO)

PRIORITY

SECTION

1

Word & Structure Knowledge

2

Logical Reasoning

NATIONAL KNOWLEDGE INDIAN TALENT OLYMPIAD (NKITO)

PRIORITY

Topic/ Section

1

Current affairs + General Knowledge

2

Logical Reasoning

Marks scored in sections, in level one exam accorded higher priority.

In case two or more students score equally in all sections, they will be accorded the same rank & scholarship amount will be shared among students.

Criteria: Total Marks scored in level 2 exam.

In case two or more students score the same number of marks, ranks will be determined on the following criteria: Marks scored in sections in level two exam accorded higher priority, the total marks scored in Level one exam is considered.

In case two or more students score the same marks under all the categories above, they will be awarded the same rank & scholarship the amount will be shared among students.